Hindustan College signs MoU with ICWO to provide immense benefits to the students


Hindustan College of Arts and Science, Padur, Kelambakkam, Chennai has signed a Memorandum of Understanding  with Indian Community Welfare Organisation - I.C.W.O on 2nd June 2022 with an aim to provide immense benefits to the students and community at large. Director Dr.Susan Marthandan, Principal, Dr.S.Thirumagan, Vice-Principal Mr.Samuel Sampath Kumar, Dean and Head Dr.R.Sakthi Prabha were present on the occasion.

Speaking on the occasion Mr.A.J.Hariharan, Secretary-ICWO said they are planning to initiate 100 AHTCs in college & institutions in all 38 districts. Capacity building will be done by ICWO for AHTC mentors, members and district NGO partners for the successful implementation of AHTCs in Tamilnadu. The AHTCs will create the awareness in the college campus and out in general public with the support of HSF – Hanns-Seidel-Stiftung India . AHTCs will identify human trafficking, rescue, reintegrate and prevent exploitation of women and children. AHTCs will identify and STOP crime against women and children with the support of district NGOs in Tamilnadu. 

Indian Community Welfare Organisation - I.C.W.O. a non-governmental organisation working for various developmental projects with specific focus on women and children for the past 27 years in Chennai.

For details contact Indian Community Welfare Organisation - I.C.W.O situated at AP-216, 18th Main Road, 'I' Block, 6th Street,Vallalar Colony, Anna Nagar West, Chennai. Phone: 044-26184392, Email: fieldmaster2000@gmail.com

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